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carboxyl /car·box·yl/ (kahr-bok´sil) the monovalent radical —COOH, occurring in those organic acids termed carboxylic acids.
car·box·yl (kär-bksl)
n.
The univalent radical, COOH, characteristic of all organic acids.

carboxyl
[kärbok′sil]
a monovalent radical (M-COOH) characteristic of organic acids. The hydrogen of the radical can be replaced by metals to form salts.

carboxyl [kahr-bok´sil]
the monovalent radical, -COOH, found in those organic acids termed carboxylic acids.

carboxyl
the monovalent radical, −COOH, found in those organic acids termed carboxylic acids.


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These compounds are joined together by peptide bounds between carboxyl and amino groups of adjacent amino acid residues.
Organic acids are molecules characterized by the presence of carboxyl groups, which make them acidic.
The newly-developed Atlas G-1205, a product of Croda, is said to be a low-foaming, non-ionic surfactant, a derivative of rosin for use in thermoplastic or elastomeric water-based systems to impart strong carboxyl functionality and compatibility with anionic and cationic systems, according to the company.
 
 
 
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